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Numerous,capable, and well-funded rebels : insurgent military efectiveness and deadly attacks in Afghanistan/ Eric Jardine

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JARDINE Eric

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PALAMAR Simon

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In: Terrorism and Political Violence Vol.27, No.4, September - October 2015, pp.628-656 (116)Summary: The first section of this article a theory of insurgent military effectiveness. This section is followed by a description of methodology and empirical findings. Then conclude with further research and policy recommendations for counterinsurgent practitioners.

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The first section of this article a theory of insurgent military effectiveness. This section is followed by a description of methodology and empirical findings. Then conclude with further research and policy recommendations for counterinsurgent practitioners.

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